Wheels don't align properly

[AIRBORNENicuYT (NickSneaky)]

I’m currently working on a script which sets up constraints on a car for me.
The problem is that my wheels don’t align properly towards the car’s root.

This is the attachment from the car’s rootpart.

RA.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, (90 * math.sign(wheel.Rotation.Z - .05)))

This is the attachment from the wheel.

WA.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, -(90 * math.sign(wheel.Rotation.Z - .05)))

I have attempted using this on my root’s attachment RA

RA.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, (180 * math.sign(wheel.Rotation.X)), (90 * math.sign(wheel.Rotation.Z - .05)))

But as you can clearly see, the wheels face inwards instead of outwards now. Yes I tried adding a - before my Y axis and also multiplying it by *-1. No effect.

My replies might be very late as it’s currently 1 AM and I have a busy school day tommorow so I apologise in advance.

[AIRBORNENicuYT (NickSneaky)]

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[MysteryX2076 (DrMystery)]

Why not try multiplying them with CFrame.Angles(0,math.rad(180),0)?

Sry if this is inefficient as I’ve never worked with cars before

[AIRBORNENicuYT (NickSneaky)]

I use Vector3 since an attachment CFrame position and rotation can be changed separately.
I’m trying to set the Rotation Y to 180 if the wheel that the attachment belongs to has its Rotation X above 1.

[2112Jay]

What if you selected two wheels, front and back on one side, and pressed ctrl + R twice.

[AIRBORNENicuYT (NickSneaky)]

No effect

[2112Jay]

I meant to rotate them 180 together …

[AIRBORNENicuYT (NickSneaky)]

Nevermind, I figured it out and rotating the wheels themselves did actually fix my problem. Thank you.